A light sport aircraft crashed into Beijing's Citic Tower, the city's tallest skyscraper, causing an immediate evacuation and scattering debris. The incident, which occurred in the prominent business ...

More than a week after a light aircraft crashed into Beijing's CITIC Tower, key questions remain unanswered. Reuters examines the flight data, pilot and timeline of the crash.

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Videos posted to social media show the plane striking the upper floors of Citic Tower, scattering debris in central business district A light sport aircraft hit Beijing's tallest skyscraper, Citic ...

District authorities say that only one person was in the two-seater light aircraft at the time of the incident.

Flight data shows light aircraft narrowly missed passenger plane before crashing into Beijing’s tallest building - The two aircraft came within 457m of each other, well below standard separation, acco ...

It was unclear whether the injured were in the building or were hit by debris, but the statement said they were receiving treatment.

A new Axis flight display with integrated audio panel. Credit: Garmin Garmin on July 8 unveiled a new line of integrated flight displays for certified piston, experimental and light sport aircraft.

The Sunward SA 60L Aurora light aviation plane crashed into the 1,700-foot-tall CITIC Tower, located in Beijing's financial hub.